Exhaust Recommendations
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Feb 2009
Posts: 133
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From: Anytown, NewBrunswick
LoL no comparison there at all...It's a pref thing. A Dynomax bullet may give you a bit of ricey tone...Not the end of the world.
JK Newbie
Joined: Sep 2007
Posts: 61
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From: Providence, RI
I have the MBRP stock location in stainless and absolutely love it! Sounds great at idle, on the highway and when you step on it. A friend also commented on how good it sounds considering the motor. As far as stainless goes it is ok but I wish it was the high end Borla stainless though no visible rust yet
JK Newbie
Joined: Mar 2011
Posts: 88
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From: U.S.A.
Yes.
I have the SS Off-road relocation version. Sounds great at start up and idle. Super quality and easy to install. I get a lot of compliments overall. But at certain rpm - around 2000 - it drones. I just emailed MBRP about using a resonator or some other alternative. MBRP is a great company, and their exhaust is top notch - so I don't want to ditch it.
JK Freak
Joined: Jul 2010
Posts: 889
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From: Fargo, ND
My exhaust solution was both cheap and killed two birds with 1 stone. Buy the Rock Hard evap relocation bracket ($110). Move the evap. Buy the Dynomax 6" round Ultra Flo muffler ($120 or so if I recall). Have a muffler shop install it mid-pipe under the frame rails and just let it dump where the OEM muffler connects to the pipe over the rear axle. Sounds awesome!
Great tone at idle, a little rumble when you stand on it, you know it's running doing down the road (I don't think it's too loud, but you can hear it when the top is off).
Great tone at idle, a little rumble when you stand on it, you know it's running doing down the road (I don't think it's too loud, but you can hear it when the top is off).